ГДЗ по Английскому языку 6 Класс Часть 2 Страница 91 Углубленный Уровень Афанасьева, Михеева — Подробные Ответы

Report what these people asked or said.

Example: Phil: There were many wildlands in America. — Phil said there had been many wildlands in America.

Ann: Did you see any skyscrapers in New York? — Ann asked if I had seen any skyscrapers in New York.

1. Kitty: What did you find on the beach?

2. Oleg: Where did you see a canoe?

3. Frank: How long did they travel in the Sahara Desert?

4. Alice: How far did the plain stretch?

5. Sam: What do you call the mixture you have prepared?

6. Nick: Were there many people on the bank of the river?

7. Betty: Have you heard anything of the mighty American rivers?

Сообщите, о чем спрашивали или что говорили эти люди.

Ответ:

1. Kitty asked what I had found on the beach. — Китти спросила, что я нашел на пляже.

2. Oleg asked where I had seen a canoe. — Олег спросил, где я видел каноэ.

3. Frank asked how long they had travelled in the Sahara Desert. — Фрэнк спросил, как долго они путешествовали по пустыне Сахара.

4. Alice asked how far the plain had stretched. — Алиса спросила, как далеко простиралась равнина.

5. Sam asked what I called the mixture I had prepared. — Сэм спросил, как я называю смесь, которую я приготовил.

6. Nick asked if there had been many people on the bank of the river. — Ник спросил, было ли много людей на берегу реки.

7. Betty asked if I had heard anything of the mighty American rivers. — Бетти спросила, слышал ли я что-нибудь о могучих американских реках.

1. Kitty asked what I had found on the beach.
   Китти спросила, что я нашел на пляже.
   Explanation: This sentence is an example of indirect speech. The question asked by Kitty is in the past perfect tense, as it refers to something that was already completed before another event in the past (finding something on the beach). The verb «had found» indicates that the action was completed prior to the time when Kitty asked the question.
2. Oleg asked where I had seen a canoe.
   Олег спросил, где я видел каноэ.
   Explanation: In this sentence, Oleg is asking about a past event (seeing a canoe) that happened before he made the question. The use of «had seen» shows the past perfect tense, which is used when referring to an action completed before another action in the past.
3. Frank asked how long they had travelled in the Sahara Desert.
   Фрэнк спросил, как долго они путешествовали по пустыне Сахара.
   Explanation: Frank’s question is also in the past perfect tense («had travelled»). This is used because the traveling in the Sahara Desert was completed at some point before Frank’s inquiry. The focus is on the duration of an action that occurred before a certain past moment.
4. Alice asked how far the plain had stretched.
   Алиса спросила, как далеко простиралась равнина.
   Explanation: Alice’s question is framed in the past perfect tense. The past perfect is used to show that the action of the plain stretching was completed before Alice asked the question. It describes an event that took place before another past action (the asking).
5. Sam asked what I called the mixture I had prepared.
   Сэм спросил, как я называю смесь, которую я приготовил.
   Explanation: In Sam’s question, the use of the past perfect tense («had prepared») shows that the mixture was prepared before the question was asked. The question asks for the name of the mixture, which refers to something that had already been completed when the question was posed.
6. Nick asked if there had been many people on the bank of the river.
   Ник спросил, было ли много людей на берегу реки.
   Explanation: Nick’s question involves the past perfect tense («had been»), which indicates that the presence of many people on the riverbank was an event that occurred before Nick asked about it.
7. Betty asked if I had heard anything of the mighty American rivers.
   Бетти спросила, слышал ли я что-нибудь о могучих американских реках.
   Explanation: Betty’s question refers to something that happened before she asked. The use of «had heard» in the past perfect tense shows that the action (hearing about the American rivers) was completed before the question was asked.